Which players played for both Metz and Strasbourg?

58 players have played for both Metz and Strasbourg, including Eiji Kawashima, Didier Six, Mamadou Niang, Pape Thiaw, Habib Diallo, Jeff Strasser, François Remetter, Gérard Hausser, Pape Malick and Renaud Cohade.

Players Who Played for Both Metz and Strasbourg (58 Players)

According to Wikidata and Wikipedia, 58 players have played for both Metz and Strasbourg. The best known: Eiji Kawashima, Didier Six and Mamadou Niang.

The list

#	Player	Born	Metz	Strasbourg
1	Eiji Kawashima	1983	2016–2018	2018–2023
2	Didier Six	1954	1985–1986	1981, 1986
3	Mamadou Niang	1979	2003	2003–2005
4	Pape Thiaw	1981	2003–2004	2001–2002
5	Habib Diallo	1995	2014–2017, 2015–2020, 2025–2026	2020–2023
6	Jeff Strasser	1974	1993–1999, 2007–2009	2006–2007
7	François Remetter	1928	1950–1954	1948–1949, 1960–1964
8	Gérard Hausser	1941	1968–1971	1960–1967, 1971–1974
9	Pape Malick	1974	2006–2008	1999–2000
10	Renaud Cohade	1984	2016–2020	2006–2009
11	Abdelkrim Merry	1955	1982–1983	1983–1984
12	Landry Bonnefoi	1983	2006–2007	2016–2017, 2017–2018
13	Alexandre Oukidja	1988	2018–2025	2014–2018
14	David Régis	1968	1998–2002	1993–1996
15	Ernst Stojaspal	1925	1961–1962	1954–1957
16	Johnny Schuth	1941	1971–1973	1961–1971
17	Nicolas Fauvergue	1984	2013–2014	2009–2010
18	Thomas Delaine	1992	2018–2022	2022–2025
19	Hervé Tum	1979	2004–2006	2006–2007
20	Bruno Rodriguez	1972	1997–1999, 2004	1996
21	Jessy Deminguet	1998	2025–2026	2023–2024
22	Albert Baning	1985	2012–2013	2010
23	Grégory Paisley	1977	2005–2006	2007–2009
24	Francis Piasecki	1951	1970–1971, 1971–1972	1977–1986
25	Camille Libar	1917	1950–1951	1947–1948
26	Éric Pécout	1956	1983–1984	1984–1986
27	Stéphane Noro	1979	2004	2011, 2012–2014
28	André Rey	1948	1974–1980	1968–1974
29	Gérald Baticle	1969	1999–2002	1995–1998
30	Pascal Johansen	1979	2008–2010	1999–2002, 2004–2008
31	Robert Szczepaniak	1942	1967–1970	1961–1967
32	Cyril Chapuis	1979	2007–2009	2004
33	Henri Baillot	1924	1945–1950	1952–1953
34	Stéphane Besle	1984	2012	—
35	Yohan Betsch	1987	2006–2008, 2011–2012	2010–2011
36	Jacques Lemée	1946	1967–1970	1970–1971
37	David Zitelli	1968	1992–1995	1995–1998
38	José Souto	1959	1977–1981	1984–1986
39	Oumar Pouye	1988	2007–2008, 2011–2012	2015–2017
40	Ali Bamba	1991	2012–2013, 2012, 2013–2015	2014
41	Mayoro N'Doye	1991	2011–2014	2014–2017
42	Philippe Schuth	1966	1990–1992	1983–1987
43	Frédéric Arpinon	1969	1995–1997	1997–1999
44	Gabriel Braun	1921	1938–1948	1946–1947
45	Philippe Flucklinger	1963	1991–1994	1986–1989
46	Philippe Thys	1959	1980–1985	1993–1995
47	Robert Barraja	1956	1983–1985	1985–1988
48	André Wiss	1959	1980–1981	1976–1980
49	Eugène Abautret	1924	1950–1951	1948–1950
50	Marcel Perruchoud	1920	—	—
51	Christophe Eggimann	1976	1996–2000	2000–2003
52	Antoine Aloni	1929	—	—
53	Patrice Vicq	1944	1969–1971	1967–1969
54	Michel Sénéchal	1950	1977–1978	1970–1977
55	Christophe Niesser	1966	—	—
56	Léon Papas	1915	1936–1937	1933–1936
57	Maryan Borkowski	1925	1949–1950	1950–1957
58	José Lopez	1945	1970–1971	1966–1970

Which way they moved

Metz first, then Strasbourg: 25
Strasbourg first, then Metz: 28

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Source: Wikidata (CC0), Wikipedia club articles and player infoboxes (years at each club). Youth spells and appearances that look unplayed are left out; volunteer-kept records can contain gaps or errors.

Players who played for both Metz and Strasbourg